Choose the correct option.
Correct answer: C. "Using coercive measures, the police are hoping to get some useful information from the people."
- A. Using coercive measure, the police is hoping to get some useful information from the people.
- B. Using coercive measures, the police are hoping to get some useful informations from the people."
- C. "Using coercive measures, the police are hoping to get some useful information from the people."
- D. "Using coercive measure, the police are hoping to get some useful information from the peoples."
Explanation
This option uses the correct plural form "measures," the correct verb "are" for the plural noun "police," and correctly uses "information" as an uncountable noun.
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